Telegram-herald., 1887-07-31

we are likely 70 get cne-a thorough change.
All my lie have longed 10 visit those parts,
and mean TO do IL before | die. Nv poor
boy death has broken tho last link between
Tae and civilization, and I'm olf 20 my native
vilas. And Eow I'll tell You another thing.
and that Is, that for years ana years I have
heard rulloIs of a great white race which l.
supposed to have lis home someub here up in this
direction, and have O mind to see if there Is
any truth IN them. IL you fellows ike To
come, well ana good; If not, I'll 20 alone"
"rm your man, though / don't believe in
your white race" said Sir Henry Curtis,
rising and placing his arm upon my shoulder
Ditto" remarked Good; All so into train
ing az once. BY all means lets &C 70 ut
Kenia and the other place with an unpro-
nourceable name, and look for white race
that Goes not exist. It's al one 10 me"
When DO you propose to startg' asked Sir
Henry.
This day month";" answered. "by tho
British India steamboat: and don't You 10 so
certain that things dou't exist because you do
not happen to hnvo heard OF them Remem-
Der King SolouEons mines"
Some fourteen weeks or so had passed s;ncs
tory gvcs on its way in very different sur
roundings.
After much d-literation and inquiry wa
came to the conclusion that our bcs. starting
point for Mount Kenia would De from the
neighborbood of the mouth OF tbe Tana river.
ard not from Ionbasa, a place over 100
miles nearer Zanzibar This conclusion we
arrived ss from Information given to Us bv "A
steamer at Alden. think that lie vas the
dirtiert German ever knew. but he was n
good fellow. and gave Us a great deal of val
uabis Information. "Lamu,- said be. ''yuu
goes 30 Lamu-oh. zs beautiful piacef- and
be turned mp MS fet fsce ard heamed with
mild rapture One yesr ard half i've
there anu Esver change ny sbirs-nevsr at
al.
Ana 50 ft cana to pas that o. arriving at
TIE island we scrbarksd With ali ouT goods
md - and not knowing where 70 70.
marched body up % the house OF Der
rlaJnsfF's consul. whers re were most bos.
pitah.y ead
we, who're ere you gentlemen steering
forf asze'i olr friend. tee hospitabie consul.
a. 70 s.no'ed o1r pipes after dinner.
"N Pro lose 60 60 to Gt. Keuis. snd then
on 70 If-as.sers-- answered Sir Henry.
@C5afa fa~luriu ers rot tald of some yarn about
there h-iu~ 0hlts race up in the unknown
terri saf b.rordr
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